Thanks Gamaray for this posting in our Law Library....Read More Link On Right

It is my belief that if the US does not extend this E Order Iraq must be ready to exit Chapter VII so they are in a position to protect their own funds within their own borders. If they are not ready to exit Chapter VII they should have the Executive Order 13303 extended and the wait continues. Now let's say they (US) do not extend the Order and they are not released from Chapter VII this could be a game changer in my opinion. See these two go together and must be aligned or Iraq will be in trouble with all creditors and Iraq will have a field day trying to control what I believe will be an uncontrollable mess. The article above is from February of this year, so it's not like the US Treasury and the Federal Reserve did not give Iraq fair warning of this. In it both entities talk of being worried about Iraq's financial and monetary developments taking place in their country.

The good news is folks that every since this has taken place there seems to be a sense of urgency in place to get things done. We will see in the next few weeks if this continues though. Now the exception to this urgency is with the House of Parliament and more importantly with some of their members not showing up for work again today.

The word boycott is used way to much if you ask me when it comes to the Iraqi List Party, that is but the good news is when the Kurds do show back up we will know that all demands have finally been resolved. Signs that the Kurds are returning to Parliament and the Cabinet of Ministers will be great and you can bet that Yota and Gamaray will be trying their best to uncover these stories for us. OK, please come join me tonight on Stryker WebTV or Stryker Blog Talk Radio as I go over a few things that you may want to do prior to us receiving the news of the Monetary and Currency Reform that could include the Revaluation of the Iraqi Dinar. Thanks and have a great day, Stryker

I wish everyone would stop spreading the rumor that executive orders expire. Executive orders never expire but they can be rescinded by the following sitting presidents.
Unless obama has changed, updated or rescinded EO13303 then it will last indefinitely.

TINKERBELLE

4/24/2013 04:19:41 am

Greenback sales restricted to the two lg state banks in Iraq.
has restricted banks from selling the currencies IN OFFICIAL PRICES. . All banks restricted from selling dollar AT THE GOVT RATE. noted: this is the first time this has happened.

TerryPR

4/24/2013 05:12:35 am

Executive orders may not expire however it seems this one as well as many others have had a set time limit or end date. Which may be why Executive Order 13303 had to be extended for one more year in 2012. I am not sure if this true just wondering.

SgtA

4/24/2013 06:08:22 am

Executive orders don't have an expiration date. They remain in force until rescinded by a president or by an act of Congress. If anyone cared to read the text of the EO they would find there are two EO listed that were at the time of the writing of the EO 12 and half years old. Also can anyone explain how this EO applies to any of us average dinarians? I've read this several times since investing and I can't see how this applies to us. Not sure I would listen to much someone would say if these facts evade their understanding.